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St. Joseph, Papal Symbols, and the SHJ (LT 02) Poster
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St. Joseph, Papal Symbols, and the SHJ (LT 02) Poster
This splendid devotional print is engraved and surrounded by an intricate pattern in lacework. Such perforated, die-cut paper lace prayer- or holy cards known as dévotes dentelles were a 19th-century French speciality. + Here St. Joseph, his eyes raised to heaven, holds a spray of lilies representing purity in his right hand. His left hand is raised to his chest in an almost “Who me?” gesture as he assumes the awesome responsibility of serving as Protector of The Church under the aegis of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. In the foreground, the triregnum, the three-tiered crown or tiara of the Pope, and two crossed keys—the "keys to the Kingdom of Heaven" (Matthew 16:19)--rest on a plump cushion in the shadow of the Vatican. Beneath the whole, a text reads: “St. Joseph Patron de L’Église / Puissant intercesseur, obtenz de l’auteur de tout bien les gráces nécessaires à son église”, that is, “St. Joseph Patron of the Church / Powerful Intercessor, obtain from the author of everything good / the graces necessary for his church”. + Blessed Pope Pius IX solemnly declared St. Joseph as Patron of the Universal Church on 8 December 1870; Pope Leo XIII, his successor, consecrated the entire human race to the Sacred Heart of Jesus on 11 June 1899. No doubt this devotional print was issued to celebrate the latter event. + Principal Feast of St. Joseph: March 19; Feast of St. Joseph the Worker: May 1 + Image Credit (LT 02): Antique lace holy card of St. Joseph, Emblems of the Papacy, and the Sacred Heart of Jesus, originally published by L. Turgis, Paris, France, No. 1009, c. 1900, from the designer’s private collection of religious ephemera.
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By S.17 January 2013 • Verified Purchase
Print, Size: 58.42cm x 67.37cm, Media: Value Poster Paper (Semi-Gloss)
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I like the design features on the website. They enable the fitting of a good quality Print to an existing frame.
This Print was of excellent quality. I would buy again.
One small gripe is that the image was not centred horizontally (about 3mm out) so needed trimming. No great hardship and may have been my fault in the setting-up.
Next time, I would choose to set the text below the picture to a smaller font.
Overall - Thank You! Looks good in its frame - Just as expected. I had a very expensive Gallery print of this before. It got damaged - hence the replacement. It compares very well.
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By A.26 April 2018 • Verified Purchase
Print, Size: 33.02cm x 48.26cm, Media: Value Poster Paper (Semi-Gloss)
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Would highly recommend as very helpful. Prints...just perfect 😀
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By A N.8 January 2022 • Verified Purchase
Print, Size: 50.80cm x 40.64cm, Media: Value Poster Paper (Semi-Gloss)
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Zazzle's pictures are Amazing - I can't find these Products in the type of papers I need anywhere else. They cut them to the exact size you need , often changing the proportions to your exact requirement,
The Customer Support are second to none , helpful, friendly and polite .
Incredible Company - The prices are Great and so much to choose from. The Prints are clear and well Defined.
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